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by mac01021 8y ago
Are you saying that calculations based on the established theory of nuclear physics are not admissible as evidence?
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by mac01021 8y ago
> What’s a better way? I’ll propose an alternative to you in my next blog post! After a clifhanger like that, it better be good. :)
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by mac01021 8y ago
What's definition 2?
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by mac01021 8y ago
One of the two AR15s is for propulsion.
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by mac01021 8y ago
Anecdotally, I hear a lot more complaints about the bailouts and the war than I do about anything related to NASA.
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by mac01021 8y ago
No, because that land could be be reforested if it weren't kept for the cattle.
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by mac01021 8y ago
What cause? The guy wants people to eat less meat. He's not saying that people eating meat is an effect of some other problem that he wants to solve.
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by mac01021 8y ago
I imagine it depends on the vegetarian. And not all meats/animals are the same. I myself eat meat, but do not eat mammals. I am looking forward to the widespread availability of safe, delicious, lab-grown meats. > the healthiest w
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by mac01021 8y ago
> Would you allow new publishers to be created? Yes, that was my intent. New publishers could emerge, and with no new restrictions on their behavior. Basically the main change is that the slate will have been wiped clean in terms of pre
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by mac01021 8y ago
So your answer is that, if we disbanded the existing publishers, a new set of nearly-identical publishers would pop up in there place and our system for the dissemination of scientific knowledge would continue to operate just as it does tod
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by mac01021 8y ago
[PREMISE:] These scientific journals hail from a time before the web was widespread and universally accessible. In the present day, it is technologically feasible for every scientist to self-publish on their own blog (we'd probably wan
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by mac01021 8y ago
I have spent a total of a few months in China and have not perceived the phenomenon to which you allude.
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by mac01021 8y ago
If they're damaged too much or too often, then either they'll be taken away, or else the service will become more expensive to offset the cost. So, ultimately, it will be to the detriment of anyone who wants to use the scooters.
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by mac01021 8y ago
Must your employees be ambitious? Competent-and-responsible is not enough?
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by mac01021 8y ago
I did not down vote you. Why ("how come")? Is a legitimate question, though. What selective pressure is there in the environment that would lead to dumber octopuses dying off while smarter ones thrive?
766.
by mac01021 8y ago
Apparently "slay" connotes a lot more to you than it does to me. I do find it an odd (but probably not wrong) word to use for a bombing murder, but the rest seem not at all strange to me.
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by mac01021 8y ago
Using Slack/email/whatever, mainly. I think it works just fine when the domain in which you're mentoring is like software engineering. It's not like you need to show them the proper technique for wielding an axe or anyth
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by mac01021 8y ago
Hidden?
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by mac01021 8y ago
Europeans, Asians, etc don't see themselves as an influence on the place they live?
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by mac01021 8y ago
Maybe I just haven't looked hard enough, but I've never seen an opening for a remote SWE job for any of FAANG. If they did, they could pay 75% of what I'm told they do and still be far and away the most appealing employer for
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by mac01021 8y ago
To remain near family? To help shape the future of the community that rasied them? What was deal with your class? You lived in the middle of knowhere and the only option would have been farming or mining coal or something?
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by mac01021 8y ago
What would have to happen for one of these giant companies to start hiring remote employees?
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by mac01021 8y ago
How does the cull come via migration?
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by mac01021 8y ago
hastily searches brain for a contrived intuition pump In "Star Trek: The Next Generation", Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge does not have a tech problem. He has a lack-of-properly-functioning-eyes problem. It's been so
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by mac01021 8y ago
You're not being dismissed. You're being corrected. The GP, along with many other people, are trying to get software professionals to standardize on a definition of simple that means something like "composed of a single elem
776.
by mac01021 8y ago
"You can do what you want, but you can't want what you want." - Lawrence of Arabia
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by mac01021 8y ago
I'm not claiming that, or making any value proposition at all. I'm saying IF your main or only goal is career advancement, THEN the value of a college education to you is the same as the value of that education to the market. If y
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by mac01021 8y ago
> meet my needs primarily through decentralized communities founded around giving or trading. Care to share any more details? This sounds like an unusual and interesting lifestyle.
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by mac01021 8y ago
If you never grow up, then the statement is vacuously true.
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by mac01021 8y ago
"Value" is subjective - you or I might value a type of knowledge differently from the way the market does. However, to the extent that a student is pursuing an education as a means to achieve employment and income, the value of a

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